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3 Oversold Tech Stocks That Could Rebound in November

MarketDash Editorial Team
18 days ago
When tech stocks get beaten down too hard, they sometimes present buying opportunities. These three information technology companies show RSI readings below 30, a technical indicator suggesting they may be oversold and due for a bounce.

Sometimes the market beats down stocks harder than they probably deserve. That's where technical indicators like the Relative Strength Index come in handy, helping traders spot potential opportunities in companies that might have gotten oversold.

The RSI is a momentum indicator that compares a stock's strength on up days versus down days. It gives you a sense of whether a stock might be due for a reversal in the short term. When the RSI drops below 30, technical analysts typically consider that asset oversold, suggesting it could be undervalued relative to recent trading patterns.

Here are three information technology sector players currently showing RSI readings near or below 30, indicating they might be worth a closer look.

Adobe Inc. (ADBE)

The design software giant has had a rough month, with shares falling around 7% and trading near its 52-week low of $315.18. On November 19, Adobe announced it signed an agreement to acquire Semrush in an all-cash transaction valued at $1.9 billion. The deal aims to position Adobe better in the evolving digital marketing landscape.

"Brand visibility is being reshaped by generative AI, and brands that don't embrace this new opportunity risk losing relevance and revenue," said Anil Chakravarthy, president of Adobe's Digital Experience Business. Despite the strategic acquisition announcement, the market hasn't exactly been enthusiastic about Adobe's prospects lately.

  • RSI Value: 29.7
  • ADBE Price Action: Shares of Adobe fell 2% to close at $318.11 on Wednesday.
  • Edge Stock Ratings: 12.30 Momentum score with Value at 17.42.

Adeia Inc. (ADEA)

This one has been hit significantly harder. Adeia's stock tumbled approximately 28% over the past month, now sitting near its 52-week low of $10.59. The decline followed the company's November 3 announcement of worse-than-expected third-quarter financial results and a fiscal year 2025 sales guidance cut that came in below analyst estimates.

"Third quarter revenue of $87.3 million was in line with our expectations for the quarter and our cash generative business model continues to deliver impressive 58% adjusted EBITDA margins," said Paul E. Davis, chief executive officer of Adeia. The company tried to emphasize the positive aspects of its cash generation capabilities, but investors focused more on the disappointing guidance.

  • RSI Value: 25.6
  • ADEA Price Action: Shares of Adeia fell 2.6% to close at $12.03 on Wednesday.

Aduro Clean Technologies Inc. (ADUR)

The clean technology company has experienced the steepest decline of the three, with shares plunging roughly 35% over the past month and trading near its 52-week low of $3.49. On November 6, Aduro Clean Technologies signed a non-binding letter of intent for a demonstration plant site in Europe, representing progress in the company's commercialization roadmap.

"The LOI represents another important step on the path from pilot to demonstration and ultimately to commercialization," said Ofer Vicus, CEO at Aduro. For early-stage technology companies like Aduro, the journey from pilot projects to full commercial operations can be long and uncertain, which often translates to volatility in the stock price.

  • RSI Value: 25
  • ADUR Price Action: Shares of Aduro Clean Technologies fell 4.4% to close at $9.89 on Wednesday.

All three stocks show RSI readings indicating oversold conditions, but remember that technical indicators are just one piece of the puzzle. A low RSI doesn't guarantee a stock will bounce back, it just suggests the recent selling pressure might have been excessive. Investors should consider the fundamental business outlook alongside these technical signals when evaluating whether these beaten-down tech stocks represent genuine opportunities or justified declines.

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3 Oversold Tech Stocks That Could Rebound in November

MarketDash Editorial Team
18 days ago
When tech stocks get beaten down too hard, they sometimes present buying opportunities. These three information technology companies show RSI readings below 30, a technical indicator suggesting they may be oversold and due for a bounce.

Sometimes the market beats down stocks harder than they probably deserve. That's where technical indicators like the Relative Strength Index come in handy, helping traders spot potential opportunities in companies that might have gotten oversold.

The RSI is a momentum indicator that compares a stock's strength on up days versus down days. It gives you a sense of whether a stock might be due for a reversal in the short term. When the RSI drops below 30, technical analysts typically consider that asset oversold, suggesting it could be undervalued relative to recent trading patterns.

Here are three information technology sector players currently showing RSI readings near or below 30, indicating they might be worth a closer look.

Adobe Inc. (ADBE)

The design software giant has had a rough month, with shares falling around 7% and trading near its 52-week low of $315.18. On November 19, Adobe announced it signed an agreement to acquire Semrush in an all-cash transaction valued at $1.9 billion. The deal aims to position Adobe better in the evolving digital marketing landscape.

"Brand visibility is being reshaped by generative AI, and brands that don't embrace this new opportunity risk losing relevance and revenue," said Anil Chakravarthy, president of Adobe's Digital Experience Business. Despite the strategic acquisition announcement, the market hasn't exactly been enthusiastic about Adobe's prospects lately.

  • RSI Value: 29.7
  • ADBE Price Action: Shares of Adobe fell 2% to close at $318.11 on Wednesday.
  • Edge Stock Ratings: 12.30 Momentum score with Value at 17.42.

Adeia Inc. (ADEA)

This one has been hit significantly harder. Adeia's stock tumbled approximately 28% over the past month, now sitting near its 52-week low of $10.59. The decline followed the company's November 3 announcement of worse-than-expected third-quarter financial results and a fiscal year 2025 sales guidance cut that came in below analyst estimates.

"Third quarter revenue of $87.3 million was in line with our expectations for the quarter and our cash generative business model continues to deliver impressive 58% adjusted EBITDA margins," said Paul E. Davis, chief executive officer of Adeia. The company tried to emphasize the positive aspects of its cash generation capabilities, but investors focused more on the disappointing guidance.

  • RSI Value: 25.6
  • ADEA Price Action: Shares of Adeia fell 2.6% to close at $12.03 on Wednesday.

Aduro Clean Technologies Inc. (ADUR)

The clean technology company has experienced the steepest decline of the three, with shares plunging roughly 35% over the past month and trading near its 52-week low of $3.49. On November 6, Aduro Clean Technologies signed a non-binding letter of intent for a demonstration plant site in Europe, representing progress in the company's commercialization roadmap.

"The LOI represents another important step on the path from pilot to demonstration and ultimately to commercialization," said Ofer Vicus, CEO at Aduro. For early-stage technology companies like Aduro, the journey from pilot projects to full commercial operations can be long and uncertain, which often translates to volatility in the stock price.

  • RSI Value: 25
  • ADUR Price Action: Shares of Aduro Clean Technologies fell 4.4% to close at $9.89 on Wednesday.

All three stocks show RSI readings indicating oversold conditions, but remember that technical indicators are just one piece of the puzzle. A low RSI doesn't guarantee a stock will bounce back, it just suggests the recent selling pressure might have been excessive. Investors should consider the fundamental business outlook alongside these technical signals when evaluating whether these beaten-down tech stocks represent genuine opportunities or justified declines.